Flower Girl: A Wedding Scrapbook Layout

I find that either people love weddings or they just aren't that into them.  But no matter what you think of weddings, no one can deny that the bride is always gorgeous and the flower girl is always cute as all get out!  In this wedding layout, sweet pastels, watercolor and tulle combine perfectly, making a shabby chic page worthy of an oh-so-adorable flower girl.

To start, I cut out the the flowers die cut from white cardstock then used Distress Oxides to watercolor the flowers die cut.  I also cut the title fro a white iridescent cardstock and then used Distress Ink to add a little pink color to the die cut.

I then picked a patterned paper with a doily print on it for something shabby chic and girly.  I also used a piece of paper left over from another project to layer behind the photo then added a journaling card on top.

Then I layered on the embellishments: flowers, resin flowers, wood buttons, chipboard stickers, pearls and more.

This layout turned out so sweet! I especially love the Distress Oxides water color on the floral die cut.

Products Used
Prima: Divine - couplet; Hello Pastel - say it in crystals; Delight - wooden buttons; Pankita Rose - spring mix; Symphony - amoroso; Lyric - peach; Trim - medallion; Something Blue - at the alter, flower girl, mr. & mrs., chipboard stickers, atc; Watercolor - brush pens  |  Maya Road: Trim - tulle milk  |  Crate Paper: Flea Market - resin flowers  |  Kaiser Craft: Pearls - rose  |  Recollections: Cardstock - white, iridescent  |  Tim Holtz: Distress Ink - victorian velvet; Distress Oxide - fired brick, worn lipstick, cracked pistachio, iced spruce  |  VersaMagic: Chalk Ink - pixie dust  |  Other: glue dots, pop dots

Happy Scrapping!
Adrienne